Once the afterglow of your dream vacation has worn off and the tan has faded into non-existence, if you’re like me, you’re probably left with hundreds of travel photos and no clue how to organize them. Once upon a time, scrapbooking was the way to go, but has quickly
Experiencing new cultures is par for the course when you’re traveling abroad. The idea of immersing ourselves in a culture vastly different than our own is intoxicating, but what at first feels like an adventure can quickly transform into an experience that causes us discomfort,
During a five day stay in Anchorage, it snowed, it rained, but for one day, Alaska did its damnedest to show off, and I was lucky enough to spend a day hanging out at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. By now I’m sure you’ve guessed
Visiting New York City during the spring and summer months is an amazing stop-over for those unfamiliar with Gotham’s best. That said, prices can get as high as the August humidity for certain activities, so visiting New York City on a budget requires some research
During the chilly winter months, there those who head south, seeking solace in sun, sand and surf and there are those who love nothing more than the thrill of racing down a powdery slope, the sun beaming down, the air crisp, and some good après
Courmayeur has long been a destination favorite for thrill seeking solo travelers, romantic love birds, and adventurous families for decades. Nestled in the foothills of the iconic Mount Blanc, the charming village of Courmayeur Ski Resort resembles a fairytale, a scene you might fine in
Once again, I’ve teamed up with Bali Hotel Guide, my favorite Bali booking site and I’ll be featuring a number of Bali posts over the next couple of months. The first Bali Hotel Guide post for the year is all about the surf baby! For
Ah Reading Break. A welcome reprieve in the midst of the winter semester. For my American friends, it’s called “Spring Break”, and it generally happens in March. For us Canadians, Reading Break is in the third week of February, which is sort of nice, because
Some people prefer the thrill of leaping out of a plane, gravity at its finest, the ground below, rushing at them like a Category 4 hurricane, the adrenaline palpable. My heart races just thinking about it. But for me, walking alongside a 200lb African
Whenever I’m in London, I make it a point to visit my place of worship. Nope, it’s not St. Paul’s Cathedral, or Westminster Abbey. They’re lovely, but as an Atheist (gasp!) my admiration for English churches doesn’t go much further than the exquisiteness of their